Childhood trauma, accelerated biological aging and chronic pain across two population cohorts
The findings suggest that CT contributes to chronic pain vulnerability partly through accelerated biological aging pathways, particularly in women.
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The findings suggest that CT contributes to chronic pain vulnerability partly through accelerated biological aging pathways, particularly in women.
To tailor interventions for people with MSK conditions, it is essential to understand how individual characteristics interact with health needs, define the underlying theory, identify the clinical skills required for effective delivery and have more inclusive inclusion criteria.
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